Re: Getting started with MicroDrive / ProDos

[Bugman <btt071871@gmail.com>]

I have had a micro drive for some time know.  DOS.MASTER will create
dos 3.3 equivalent sections and allow you to use dos 3.3 games and
files.  However, it only works for programs that are not copy
protected, i.e. you have to be able to see the indivdual file names.
Using DOS.MASTER and a PROSEL frontend, you can create quite a nice
automated boot directory for yourself.

There is another program you can dabble with.  It is called
DOS.LAUNCHER.  This allows you to make and boot a disk image from a
prodos volume.  However, it still struggles with copy protected
software.  You will find a handful of software that you can use
dos.launcher for that dos.master could not.  But dont expect miracles.